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@lo-ink/adapter-lo-legacy

v0.3.2

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Explicit migration adapter for older LO WebApp hosts

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@lo-ink/adapter-lo-legacy

Opt-in integration for applications that still need the older LO.WebApp surface. New native applications use createLoClient from @lo-ink/miniapp-sdk.

import { createAdapter } from "@lo-ink/adapter-lo-legacy";
import { createMiniAppClient } from "@lo-ink/miniapp-sdk";

const adapter = createAdapter();
const client = adapter ? createMiniAppClient(adapter) : null;

This adapter selects only LO.WebApp. It never discovers or composes a native port. Select createLoClient from @lo-ink/miniapp-sdk explicitly for native operations. Capabilities, events and snapshots always belong to the selected transport.

The adapter keeps the lo-legacy-webapp identity. Your backend must verify LO launch data for that identity; it must not select another provider's signature algorithm from the compatibility API name. Launch data is never modified by this package.

Remove this dependency only after the released LO host covers the application's required operations and runtime acceptance passes. Installing the package does not change or inject any browser global.